Landscape Architecture . Architecture . Project Management

Featured Projects

01 Residential Project

A sports oriented Landscape / Pool - Waterfall / Sports Court in the South Bay - Beach Cities.

03 Multi-Family Housing- Senior Citizen Housing

This project represented is a low-income, retirement housing project, featuring an exercise track with equipment, a putting surface, and integrated seating to view and visit with neighbors and family.

02 Residential Estate Project

A landscape with waterfalls, pools, koi pond, and aviary on almost four acres.

04 Historical Home Architecture and Garden Renovation

This home is in the Historic District of Torrance, California.

Thoroughness of detail, selection of material, always mindful of the implications of the historical imperative of maintaining integrity of he 1930's Spanish Bungalow.

The project featured all new California Garden Natives and succulents- with twists, new metal fencing through out, new trellis systems, and new historically accurate tile applied.

Programmatically and spatially, patios were raised, and new doors were added to accommodate better social gathering.

05 Single Family Residential

A new home breaking ground in 2019, developed in a modern- prairie-esque style. The home is located in the architecturally discriminating community of La Canada, and features energy efficiencies approaching a net-zero footprint, as well as stunning views, and a lagoon pool.

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318 Avenue I, #154

Redondo Beach, California 90277

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Tel: 310-686-5202

Gregory W George, ASLA, PLA

Registered Landscape Architect, LA 6230

Licensed Landscape Contractor and Building Contractor, B1, C-27 581236

Gregory George is a registered landscape architect in California and a building designer with thirty years experience in design, construction and project management.

He is an assistant professor (retired) of Architecture, Environmental Technology and Horticulture at El Camino College in Torrance, California.

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